Daisy Ridley reminds us she didn't write nor mind Last Jedi retcons in Rise Of Skywalker
Three years after the dead spoke and Skywalkers rose, Daisy Ridley reminds us that she's not in charge of the scripts

Somehow it’s been three years since Palpatine returned.
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker was our final cinematic disappointment before the COVID-19 pandemic made our lives a near-constant disappointment. While some of us used Chewbacca’s fake demise as a signal to take a break from Star Wars for a while, others have gone on to say, “No, seriously, Andor is really good.” One thing that The Rise Of Skywalker definitely did was end the Star Wars sequel trilogy that made our social media timelines a nightmare for the last decade.
Mileage may vary on those three Star Wars movies, but they still feel too radioactive for Disney to capitalize on their success (those sequels grossed $4 billion). Well, outside of theme park attractions that were clearly in the works for a decade. Still, one common complaint with The Rise Of Skywalker was its handling of the conclusion of The Last Jedi, a retconning so overt it bordered on antagonistic.